Winston Duke happy to hear the song of Mr. Baku when he calls the black panther "our Harry Potter"

If you ever see Winston Duke, the star of the Black Panthers, it's good to be able to sing M'Baku singing in public.

Marvel's 32-year-old star and Jordan Peele's latest horror release, Us, explained how celebrity had changed his life and admitted that the biggest difference was simply the frequency with which he was now recognized, including in grocery chains. .

"I can not say that I was completely prepared for the path [fame] This has changed the lack of confidentiality that goes with it, but also the responsibility that arises from it, "he told Metro.co.uk.

"It's not difficult, but different. But OK. That's what has changed, how well you are recognized and in what spaces, so that people sing M'Baku online at the grocery store! "

He says it does not bother him though, because he knows "what Black Panther means to people of color".

"It's our Harry Potter," he says.

"It's our chance to get dressed and get lost in the fanfare and the fandom, it's cool and I recognize it and I think it's great, so I never meed on the yums!"

Winston played M'Baku's lead role in the blockbuster movie Marvel, which debuted in February 2018 and later became one of the studio's biggest successes.

After the events of Black Panther, T'Challa, Okoye and M'Baku all appeared in Avengers: Infinity War, but Winston admitted that, even though they were new neighborhood kids, they were welcomed 'd & # 39; outset. "

As for Infinity War in 2018, Winston adds that the directors of Russo Brothers gave "a lot of freedom" to the crew of the Black Panther.

Winston – who plays alongside his co-star alongside Wakanda, Lupita Nyong's "in the new horror film of Jordan Peele, Us" – states: "We walked on the set and they have says: "We were not part of Black Panther, we do not do it, know it as deeply as you do, so we'll trust you and we'll go into the background.

'I taught some of the songs to the guys on the set. Some of them were new extras who were part of the tribe. I also taught some of the language and words to other people, and Danai did the same.

"We have a lot of freedom to be flexible and do what we have done, create a world and make Wakanda feel faint in a movie that did not even really matter."

We are going out in theaters on March 22, 2019.